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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-18
W. A. ASHLEY'S ACCOUNT
OF THE NARROWLY AvERrED
HORROR LAST TUESDAY.
Buggestiops for the City Authori-
ties 10 Regulate the Make Up
OF Trains for That Road.

The case OF Engineer W. A. Aehley,
who was arrested for almost causing q
horrible disaster to street car loaded
with passengers at the Second street
crossing of the Louisville aud Nashville
railroad last Tuesday morning, was
called in the Police Court yesterday.
He was not ready for trial, and the
case was postponed until today. 1t ia
nee dless to say he protests his inno-
cence in the following details Of the
occurrence:
"When I moved my engine out OF
the shed to make up No. 4 passenger
train" said he, "there was sleeping
car on side track that prevented me
from seeing the street car track ahead.
The fireman signaled me to go ahead
and l did 80, thinking the way was
clear. On getting out from behind
the sleeping car, aud when my engine
was within about ten feet OF tine street
car track, saw the street Car at the
crossing and slowed up at once. 1t is
charged that l didn't try to
prevent an accident. II l
hadn't tried to prevent il
that street car would have been
smashed into kindling wood. The
lady who, it is said, made such mar
row escape, got out Of the car aud fell
after it had gone dozen feet beyond
our track, and was out Of all danger.
To show how quick l acted / can say
that negro who tumbled Off the rear
platform OF the car as il was passing
over our track fell right in front of my
engine, and would have been killed
instantly if hsd not stopped 80
promptly. was going slowly at the
time, and had made only few revolu-
tons in coming out from the she'd"
A railroad man who was present
said: "There's one thing the city au-
thorities ought to put a stop to, and
that is the practice of making up
trains at Second street crossing. It's
dangerous at all times, and wouldn't
be permitted in any other city. I'm
only surprised that fatal accidents
don't happen there almost every day.
The Louisville and Nashville people
have plenty OF room to make up their
trains In the yard east OF the crossing,
and they ought to be compelled to dc
the work there"
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TRANSFERS.

VIM. Bailey to Chris W. Hoffman,
lot 10, Woodruff subdivision, on john
son avenue, and lot Is, Hoffman sub
division, on the east side Of Seventh
street; deed Of exchange.
H. l.. Deeton to Fletcher Taylor,
lots 70, 70 and "A in John Browns
plat of Bartlett; 800
s. II. Lamb and wife to Mrs. E. A.
Seattle, "a 60-l00 acres on the Missis-
sippi and Tennessee railroad in Shelby
county; $3.50.
s. II. Lamb and vile to Mrs. E. A.
Seattle, AZ 85-100 acres in section 10,
township east range 8 west; $3.50.
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And the old folks laugh when they
find that the pleasant California liquid
fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs, is more
easily taken and more beneficial In it's
action than bitter, Frauseating medi'
cines. 1t is q most valuable family
remedy to act on the bowels,to cleanse
the system, and to dispel colds, head
aches and fevers. Manufactured only
by the California Fig Svrupe Co., San
Francisco, California. For sale be II.
j. Hester and all leading druggists,
Van Vleet & Co., G. W. Jones 4 Go
VIM. Wilkerson & Co., ]. ]. Miles,
and 8. Mansfield & Co.,, wholesale
agents at Memphis.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL:-sATURDAY. JUNE IL. 1887.

paintings, the work Of Miss Bessie st.
John, attracted marked attention for
close regard 10 delicats colorinr and
minute details. Miss Rsbecca Davis
had q large and beautiful hue screen
beside several landscape oil paintings.
There were also displays OF embroidery,
wax blossoms and hair work. These
classes are ell the special delight and
duty OF the Mother Superior, and she
is tireless in the effort to forward the
interests Of her pupils.
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diplomas on large class Of graduates
He made no remarks,

diplomas on = large class Of graduates,
He made no remarks.
Richmond, Va, June 1.-THE RI.
Rev. Bishop Kesne, Of the Catholic
Diocese Of Virginia, returned home
today after an absence OF over seven
months in Europe. He was given q
brilliant reception tonight at the Rich.
mond Thsster by the Catholics OF the
city.
New York, June 17.-Tonight Jul.
ius Selling, German box maker,
shot his wife Bllen, killing her instant.
ly, aud then shot himself twice. He
will die. They lived on East l40th
street. The cause!oi the deed is sup
posed to have been jealousy.
Winnipeg, Man, June IA rumor
was current among the Canadian Pa
cihc officials here today that Vice
President w. O. Vanhorn, OF the Ca
madam Pacific, would be appointed to
succeed the hate President Mitchell, Of
the Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul.
Chicago, ILL.,, June IA. O. ].
Rudolph, for four years beokkeeper
in the Continental National Bank, is
under arrest on charge Of forgery.
He was taken into custody on war.
rant sworn out by the cashier of the
bank day before yesterday. The for
geries aggregate 5000.
Chicago, ILL.,, June 1.-Two deaths
from supstroke were reported at the
health office this afternoon. Edward
KerstsD, aged forty ana Maria
Miller, aged twenty-nine, were the
victims. Each lived in tenement
house district. When the death re-
ports came in the temperature was
960, the hottest here In six years.
Brattleboro, Vt, June 1.-THE oiti-
zens of BIattleboro dedicated today
with fitting ceremonies, ss memorial
to their soldiers in the.late war, a cost
~ monument OF granite and bronze.
The orator OF the day was Corporal
Tanner. An original poem by George
A. Hines was read and Gov. 0rmsbee
spoke briefly.
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The Unprecedented success and
merit Of Ely's Cream Balm-a real
cure for catarrh, hay fever and cold in
head-hss induced many adventurous
to place catarrh medicines bearing
some resemblance in appearance,
style or name upon the market in or.
der to trade upon the reputation OF
Ely's Cream Balm. Don't be deceived
Buy only Ely's Cream Balm. Many
in your immediate locality will testify
in highest commentator Of 1t. A
particles is applied into each nostril
no pain; agreeable to use. Price DOC.
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Endorsement OF n Leading Physi-
clan.

l have used Darbys ProphylaCtic
Fluid extensively as a disinfectant and
deodorizer, and find It an admirable
preparation. Whenever there are
offensive discharges from wounds, ab.
cesses, ETC., 1t is wonderful in its &C.
ton. l consider it the best prepsrs-
ton know as gargle in diphtheria
or scarlet fever.
CREssWELL LEWIS, MD.
Philadelphia, Pa
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Coca Cola,

The great Headache Specific and
Brain Tonic, has cured many cases OF
sick headache, as some of our best cit
liens can testify, and has never failed
in single instance. Drawn sparkling
ice cold from Holsters Soda Fountain.
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AnYIOR TO MOrHERH,

Mas. WmsLOW' sSOOTHINe SYRUP should
always be- used for children teethinE. II
sOothes the child, goftens the gums allAyl
ali pain, curoI wind collie, and IL the! best
remedy for diarTheai $50 . bottle.
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Success OF the Wonderful Headache
Hneolfle, Coca Cola.

Ask your neighbor what cured his
sick headache, and he will tell YOU
Coca Cola, for it has cured over fifty
cases, and never failed in a single in
stance. This wonderful Nerve Tonic
we draw from our Soda Fount, spark
ling lea cold, HEIBTER.
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A Golden Opportunity

During tho dull season intend dsvotinE
a portion of my time to the service OF those
who wish to acquire n thorough praoti-
cal knowledge of Book. keeping, Commercial
Correspondence and StenogrOphy in order to
render themselves eligible for lucrative po-
sitions in the fall. This is an opportunity
not to DO missed, as tho advantages offered
are very great. My system OF Bookkeeping
embraces the bost features Of the English
school engrafted upon Nelson's excellent
work, which is by far the host have met
with In this country The two combined aP-
proaoh az near to perfection rs 1t IL possible
to get. Wednesdays and Fridays vii DO re-
served for ladies. For terms and other par
A. NJ. HARE,
Public Accountant and Expert Book keepers
81 Madison street.
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MOxo>> OF the good things of
NNNSS this life are sorrowful-
" LEFT alone on account of Dyspepsia.
Icker's Dyspepsia Tablets win cure
dyspepsia, Indigestion and ConStipar
t,Sn; sold on = positive gUaraneee ~
Is and 80 cents, by
A.RENKERT and BER
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-18

An Exquisite Perfume
Clings to the skin Of those who use
Oolgate's unsurpassed Toilet Soaps.
Oasbmere Bouquet most popular.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-18

Corner Of Adams and Main streets. Room
500, 76o and 81 per day; American Plan,
Per day. First class Restaurant In tn
Hotel. J. N. DUFFY 40 years with Pes
body HoteD Proprietor.
SD WymsH, Mich Morriwsthor, La
Il b Knight, Ark y Bennett, Tenn
ii Graham, Ind ETaylor, Tenn
w ID Thomson, Vn BIZ Barber, Ky
] j HarCnett, Ala PHI Enooh, Ky
J w Roberts, Tex IA Codman, Tenn
W Stricklan I, Tenn J n Elenoir, Ark
Mrs A M Hllikan, Ark o Noble. Mo
W Jackson &W, Tenn ID y Shea, Ark
X SWanum, Tenn A Porter, Tenn
JP MeGee. Tenn j ii Rainer, Ky
A X Fudge, Me II USlmes, Ark
j I BhAnks, Tenn II l. Bowen, Tenn
J l. Dunklin, Tenn ii Conner, Tenn
p Manners, Ark q S Williams, Mo
@ L Wilder, Mo l. Allen, Ky
II II Dunn, Ark N Nolan, Ark
= J Smith, Tex LC Rutledge, Tex
L Paine, Ala W Cooper, Ala
M ReynoldB, Ark X 3 SuRgs, Miss
He Anderson, KY X r Fuller, Mo
ID Jones, Ala n Henderson, Ga
Watts, Ind.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Peabody Hotel.

O. d. GALLOWAY 4 Co... PRoPRIKToRs.
Rates 81 50 and IS Ter day, according to
sise and location of room-Speoial
rates made.
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PERSONAL.

NINE. BERNARD guarantees TO remove
e1y, bleaching the skin beautiful and white
wi2out injury; price 81 q bottle; best Of
refeJet ees given Address z. o. Box 1851,
New Orleans, L.
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STRAYED.

Gh1 n REWARD-0ne dark brown mar o
OiO mule, about IS hands high, slightly
deaf, tongue badly cut The above reward
will be paid for return of said mule to
A. MONTEVEHDE, $50 Poplar IT.
uORSE-Dark bay, Is or 15h hands high,
II with a collar on. Return to No. 10
Market street and he rewarded.
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Lot s-LadIes' Curacao Kid Button
Shoes,
Sold elsewhere at $3.50.
We OGer at sI.95.
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LOST.

NTARE-June 10th, bay mare about Is
white spots on left hip. Return to Barney
Dukes, 406 Sou h street, ana be rewarded.
CIOE SADDLE AND BRIDLE-Return to
y 378 Main or rs Monroe and be rewarded.
W. II. EDWARDS.
HANDBAG-0n Somerville accommoda-
Il ton train, evening of June 9Th. a lady's
handbag, containing purse with $50, pair
bracelets, aud other articles. Return to
Appeal counting room and be rewarded.
DLAIN gold kINH-In Chelsea Return
L to 80 Mill street and be rewarded.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-18

CTALLION The thoroughbred stallion
= Duke of Cohpaught, years old. DE is
as well bred as any horse in America. Pedi-
gree given and price AIMED at Office OF
IL A. MONTGOMERY, 9 M addison st.
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IIOUSES-All of the frame house, stu
II ated on tho old navy. yard property, re-
Gently sold for union depot purposes; A
great bargain. Apply to MERCHANTS
COTTON PRESS AND STORAGE CO., No.
Madison street.
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DIANOs-Twenty good second hand up
L right and square pianos must be sold
cheap flor cash; some of them good as new.
E. WITHIN INN & co.
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ENGLIsH SETTER PUPS-Four hand
d SON pups by the celebrated field trial
winner Bob Gates, out Of my Llewellin bitch
Lena. Address B. M. Stephenson, La
grange, Tenn.
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NLEANDERs-In full bloom, and pome-
granates. A. B. MULLER, 122 Beale It.
CADDLERY HoU ,E-The large and com
= plete saddlcry louise OF Rehkopf & Co.,
At 2A Main street, doing good paying bush
ness Reasons for selling, have two stores
in the city. For further information, call at
204 Main st. REHK0PF q co.
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TRAME HoUsE-of six rooms, good els,
ID tern, gas and water connection; in good
repair; lot 4Oxl90 feet best neiRhborhood.
A bargain at 80 90 Apply to
MINTER PARKER,
or A. j. MARTIN, 289 Main st.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
FOR SALE.

UTATCHES, ETC,-The Branch Memphis
w Loan Office, s3 Monroe street, have on
hand a fine lot Of gold watches, diamond
atuds, rings and pins, which they will sell on
weekly OF monthly pay ments, at 3 VeryIow
cash price. Also, money to loan in sums OF
$50 and upward on furniture, pianos, house
hold goods and live stock, without removal.
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B. CULLEN
STRAYFD OR STOLEN.

lNl- years old, white face. Sorrel horse, Is
hands high. Liberal reward. Return to-
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TIM LONG AID sAoRf nAUL CLAUsR susPrNpRD For
NINETY DAYS.
AL the afternoon session Of the Interstate Com.
therce commission yesterday afternoon an impor-
IAN. fahng was made on the petition OF the South
'n hal~ay ana steamship Association. The lines
~ Inc association, namely, Alabama Great South
erh Railroad, Atlantic and West Point Railroad
Company, Central Railroad, or Georgia system,
CINCINNATI, New Orleans and Texas Pacific Rail-
ROAD company, East Tennessee, Virginia and Geor-
ga kauroad Company, Georgia Railroad Company,
Georgia Pacinc Railway Company, Louisville and
NASHVILLE Railroad Company's system, n c. and
-: LOUIS Halfway Company, Norfolk and western
way Company, Richmond and DsnviIie Railroad
company, Rome Railroad Company, Savannah
seaboard and Roanoke Railroad Company. South
Carolina Railway Company, South and North Ala
1ama railway Lane, Western Railroad Of Alabama,
Coast Line system, Baltimore Chesapeake and
Richmond Steamboat Company, Boston and Sa-
vannah Steamship Company, Clyde's steam
Com Company, ,,, New York and Charleston steam
pany, Ola g. Dominion steamship eompsn y
than for shorter distances in certain cases; that
Is 70 say l9p the transportation Of property from
ena 70 n
Alexandria, Va; Cincfnnati, Ohio: JenersonviIle,
Ind; Louisville, Ky; Hickman, KY; Columbus,
Evansville, Ind; St. Louis. No. and points NORTH.
city e tnereirom, to and from Lynchburg, Va Dam
mouth, Va Paint Rock. h. G.; wilmington, n
c.; Charleston, 8. c.; Savannah, Ga; Brunswick
Ga; Augusta, Ca j; Columbia, s. c; Greenwood
s. G.; Laurens g. c.: Spartanburg, S. c.; Green
edgeville, Ga; Athens. Ga Gainesville, Ga; At
lanta, Ga; Rome, Ga; Dalton, Ga; Cedartown,
G.; Chattanooga, Tenn; Gadsden, Ala. columbus
Ga; Albany, Ga; Fort Gains, Ga; Eufala, Ala. !;
Opelika, Ala; West Point, Ga; Montgomery, Ala !;
Selma, Ala; Birmingham, Ala. Anston, Ala. !;
Mobile, Ala; New Orleans, La; Pensacola, Fla. !;
FeTnandia Fla; Gainesville Fla; Baldwin, Fla
Vicksburg, Miss; Memphis, Tenn; Nashville,
Tenn, and points southerly therefrom, and from
and TO said last-named points, &c. The long and
short haul clause Of the interstate commerce
law has been temporarily suspended by the
Commissioners, SO lar as concerns the lines OF
the petitioners for ninety days. printed copy OF
the schedules and rates is required TO be conspicu-
OuSly displayed by such roads.
The Commission will convene at Atlanta on April
26, at Mobile, April %, at New Orleans, May .,
and at Memphis, May 4, TO consider further the
subject OF applying the 'long and short haul
clause" to the lines OF the association, and to
ceive evidence pro and con. The Commission de-
cided TO appoint an auditor at salary OF 5000.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.


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numbered one lcorner Of 18th and g streets south
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streets southeast in square numbered one thousand
Third, On the SAME DAY. At HALF PAST FOUR
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+ +
.spSs zs 5Ss5 g. Sss izsh g:
o on i8h bet S sevsn ana esn o. nns g. Ten
twelve d2l. Ion 4. between 18th aud III stssel
" o square numbered one thousand and eighty six
rf SkEE HGT acS On the SANE 4, DAY HALEPAsT
numbered four CD I'VE 90 si1 t6] lcorner Of 18th and
sts the south half of e. of n eight (S)
and nine t9, Ion 18Th between D and sts; ]. In
EIGHT. On the SAME DAY, at QUARTER TO SIX
O'CLOCK PM, In front of the premises, Lot numbered
four % IN square numbered one thousand aud ninety
one Qo9lI Icorner OF 10th and Ga. ave. sell
Terms OF sale as prescribed by the decree One-third
OF the purchase money in cash. and the balance in
and two years respectively for which the promssory
notes OF the purchaser must be given to bear interest
the se os and T by Of
conveyancing at purchasers cost. deposit of 80 at
time Of sale each lot sold If the Of sale are
not complied with in days from the day of sale
the Trustees reserve the right to resell the and
cost OF defaultng purchaser after five days previous
notice III The Evening Star
SAMUEL MADDOX, Trustee.
462 LouisiAn8 ava
r. S. DAVIS, Trustee
313 ~ ST. NV.
HENRY E. DAVIS, Trustee,
46S Louisiana ave.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. mh7-dKds
eg-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON AC-
count Of the lnclemency OF the weather until THURS
DAY, SEVENTH APRIL. same hour and place
SAMUEL MADDOX
r. $. DAVIS Trustees
H HENRY E. DAII IS
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. mh31-d&ds
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Smiths Two WidOWs.
DEATH, DIAMONDS, AND DISSECTION RATHER CURIOUS
LY MINGLED.

DEATH, DIAMONDS AND DISCRETION RATHER CURIOUS
LY MINGLED.
Friends OF Mrs. w. l. Smith, of Paris Lamar
County, Texas, and several detectives, are looking
In New York for Miss Mary Coates who is suspec-
ted of contracting bigamous marriage with Mrs.
Smiths husband and OF appropriattng after his
death, 1900 worth OF diamonds and much money
and effects The case was brought to the notice
ter from Mrs. smith asking him to make inquiry
about her husband, William, who was Sheriff OF
Lamar County, Postmaster of Paris, and United
1853 East Thirty-fourth street. New York, on FEB
ruary 81 OF pneumonia The writer was especially
anxious about 5000 worth OF diamonds and
some bonds and money which he had A record
OF his death was found at Sanitary Headquarters
but the Public Administrator had never taken
possession OF his property.
died. II is a boarding establishment kept by Mrs
Samuel r. Morrison. She had an extraordinary
tale to tell. Smith came TO her on January o
with young, fair, and very pretty woman, whom
he introduced as his wife, They engaged the best
room In the house, appeared TO have means and
contracted severe cold, which developed into
pneumonia. He was renderly cared for BY the
young woman, and she called fn DR.. Burke, OF 1a9
his death. His supposed wife acted like distract
ed person, and her grief was evidently genuine
So much sympathy was felt for her that MIS- Nor
10 Calvary cemetery and did their best to console
the widow. She was for several days on the verge
OF insanity.
Up TO this time Mrs. Morrison knew little or
nothing OF the antecedentS OF Smith and his wife
aud supposed that She had in her house q weil-to-
do man OF 40, married to a young girl OF IRE
proachabe character. A few days ago, however
Mr.. j. S. Williams teamster for Banner Brothers.
800 Broadway, called on her and produced letter
written by Mrs. Mary T. Smith, OF Paris, Texas
authorizing him TO take possession OF all OF her
husbands property. Mrs. Morrison was aStounded
and called In the young widow. When she saw
Williams she was greatly agitated, turned scarlet
and pale by turns, and going up stairs, donned her
weeds, called cab, and, putting trunk In IT, was
driven away. All that Williams secured was
trunk and several suits OF clothes. MIS- Morrison
was unable to say II Smith had disposed OF his
diamonds but Mrs Smith wore two very hand
rings
Williams says that the woman who passed as
Mrs. Smith was Miss Mary Coates OF Paris, Texas.
She belonged TO a good family, and Smith made
her acquaintance when she visited his wife.
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V,uoMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

1O"4~lN0 AuctOD0et.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON L STREET NORTHWEST, be-
On SIXTH STREET NORTHWEST. BETWEEN
AND T STREETS.
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
Dis .rct OF Columbia passed in the of Peek E
al. ~ Spraxue ct al. No. lQ21 Id docket rs, III
the unde sned Trustees will sell at public auction
front OF the creInisess on MkDNEsDAl, APRIL THE
THIRfEEN1 Z at FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the follow-
inrscr1bed rsst estate, situate city of ASH
i,son District OF Columbia, described parts Of Lots
numbered two 90 and twenty-four t33l, ia square
nunbersd four hundred aud nity-six t4o6l fronting
twenty three C2.D feet ten O) inches street By
hnncre and twenty-four 024l feet six and three
quarters 90 neiss in depth aud improved by nie
three-story Brick Dwelling. known rs 607 street
AND ALSO ON TIE SAME DAY, at HALF-PAsT
FOUR PM, the south twothirds cd of Lot twenty
three c.S), square four hundred aud fifty six (il
fronting thirty three t.) feet half M inch 9TH
street by depth of one hundred aid nineteen ul9)
feet ten % inches, and Improved By two sa Frame
Dwellings.
of The urchase-moaey in cash. and the balance one
and years equal payments for which the notes
the purchaser must lie given. bearing interest from
the day VI sale. and secured By deed OF trust the
property sold all cash, at the option OF the
chaser. All convey sneng AZ purchasers cost. de-
posit OF 500 the street prosry, and of 300 On
the 9th property Will be required at the time Of
days the trustees the right resell at the rsl
| ~ 'A' ''-s g. T. HAMILTON. Trustee,
4 1904 4 St NV.
| d. IL WARAEH. trustee.
| ap1-dkds 9l6 7 ". NV.
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ELoRED WITH HER BoARDRR.-The wife Of h C.
Shirk, OF Ephrata, Pa, and Peter Eater, cigar
maker a. Lancaster, Pa, eioped On saturday.
been seen since. MIA 6hirk's husband went 70
Reading, and with the police made Q search, but
could not md the fug1taves He found Emma
Cooper, his servant girl, however, end She sa1Q
that with Joseph Sharp che was % have acc0m-
panied the ei0pers, but missed the TAIN. ne
Eater and sue says thst they have roe 20 Cansda.
MA Shixk Il twenty Ave yaAU old and leaves nve
Children behind the yo1ngegc q Wh1m = - Q
few months Old Her husband . q oale9nA1 N .
Scoe4 EAt1r - acAzcsay ewenky-o1e jean q -
He - hom harding WITH the 6hRk4 ano - eo1S
Wy became intimate with the vQunAs